This 1860 traditional four-square brick home now boasts 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, and has all the feel of a new construction home combining modern conveniences with rich historical charm. The home was damaged extensively in the derecho and the current homeowner turned this misfortune into something quite special that you must see firsthand. In order to save the structure the house had to be torn down to four brick walls and a foundation. The basement floor was excavated and repoured with footings and drainage. Load-bearing walls were installed inside of the original brick walls and the roof, which was removed from the house entirely during the storm on the main structure, was replaced along with the roof on the addition. The gables and the addition were re-sided and the addition was torn down to its studs. All new windows were installed on the first and second floors and exterior doors were replaced. Engineered trusses were installed to eliminate load-bearing walls and enable design flexibility creating an entirely new floor plan. The interior was framed and new plumbing, electrical, and HVAC were installed. The basement allows for tons more storage and usable space. Don't forget about the half-acre lot which houses a 3-stall garage that was re-sided, and the roof recovered with steel to match the house. Literally, every inch of this home has been touched, rebuilt, and made like new. Located in a lovely Marion neighborhood and within walking distance to uptown this home has so much to offer and is something you have to see for yourself!